Shack PSA: 50% Off Crysis Games, 75% Off Overlord Series and More Weekend PC Deals

November 13, 2009 1:38 PM

If you've been aching to punch a giant panda in the face, then this is your weekend.

Alongside knocking half-off Crytek's gorgeous PC shooters Crysis and Crysis Warhead--making them $15 each--Steam is offering 75% off Triumph's humorous action-RPG franchise Overlord at 75%, bringing the complete bundle down to a mere $8.75.

Best of all, you won't have to go into those Overlord purchases blind, as demos for both Overlord and Overlord II can be found on FileShack and Steam.

Other weekend deals trying to separate you from your hard-earned cash include half-off Stardock's Demigod ($14.99) and assorted savings on indies:

Crysis - $14.99 (50% Off)
Crysis Warhead - $14.99 (50% Off)
Crysis/Crysis Warhead Bundle - $29.98 ($10.01 Off)
Overlord - $1.50 (75% Off)
Overlord II - $7.50 (75% Off)
Overlord 'Raising Hell' Expansion - $2.50 (75% Off)
Overlord Complete Pack - $8.75 (75% Off)
QuantZ - $4.99 (50% Off)

Demigod [Digital Download] - $14.99 (50% Off)
Demigod [Download + Retail] - $19.99 (50% Off)
Children of the Nile Enhanced Edition - $12.99 (35% Off)
Hacker Evolution - $12.50 (50% Off)
Tropico Reloaded (Tropico, Paradise Island, Tropico 2) - $7.49 (50% Off)

Evil Genius / Republic: The Revolution Bundle - $9.98 (50% Off)

Best of Indie Bundle Vol. 2 - $24.95 (75% Off)

Company of Heroes Complete Pack - $29.95 (50% Off)
Elven Legacy - $14.95 (50% Off)
Supreme Ruler 2020 Gold - $14.95 (50% Off)

Thanks to JediDwag, DscytheX and SilverSnake for tipping us off to some of the deals.

Chris Faylor

Chris Faylor was previously a games journalist creating content at Shacknews.

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NeoChaosX

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November 13, 2009 1:46 PM

Someone remind me - the Steam version of Crysis Warhead doesn't have SecuROM, correct? I know the retail version does, not so sure here.
- CasbahBoy
  
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  November 13, 2009 2:01 PM
  
  The Steam game page says it has both SecuROM and a 5-install/activation limit. You can use a separate EA utility to revoke activations.
  - JediDwag
    
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    November 13, 2009 2:46 PM
    
    Do you have to actually do a specific program to revoke installs? When I've un-installed Far Cry 2 before, I just clicked delete game in Steam, and it automatically started the un-installer like if you had gone to add remove programs, or found the un-installer in the directory.
    
    So yeah, as long as your hard drive doesn't crash, or you forget to un-install before you format, you should be ok.
    - ajvitaly
      
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      November 13, 2009 3:29 PM
      
      I don't think you need a revoke tool if you uninstall the game. I've installed warhead on windows xp, windows 7 beta, windows 7 RC, and windows 7 RTM without using an additional tool and I can start the game up no problem.
- MindFukr
  
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  November 13, 2009 11:42 PM
  
  Steam version has SecuROM which is a shame, shame, shame.
  - NeoChaosX
    
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    November 14, 2009 8:03 PM
    
    Damn! I thought EA games on Steam came without their retail DRM, guess I heard wrong.